The Scrabble inspired app will be selling for only 99 cents, instead of its regular $1.99. Durion provides lots of mental challenge as users try to form words from a group of letters, in five seconds or less for seven days.
The low sale price is being offered for seven days in celebration of the game’s debut in the U.S. marketplace. Originally from Germany, Durion has been adapted to an English speaking market, so that North American players can share in the fun and challenge.
Durion gamers must think and act fast to form words from letters provided within the five second time limit. According to developer Holger Frank, “The basic inspiration was the mother of all offline word games – Scrabble. We mixed the letter-combination with a time factor and a couple of strategic add-ons, and Durion was born.”
The idea is to develop a personal strategy to increase playing speed and scores. The faster that more correct words are built, the higher the points and the better chance a user has to see their name on the national or international leaderboards.
Some of the features that developers are offering in Durion:
* Extremely fun and addictive
* Provides mental challenge and sharpens brain power
* Innovative and intuitive
* Easy-to-use interface
* Quick drag and drop controls
* National and global highscore lists
* Facebook Connect
* Lots of bonuses!
For more information about this special offer, or about purchase and downloading can be found on the Durion website or on the Durion Word Game page on iTunes.
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